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... Dr Hope, Liverpool, in a paper on “Infant Mor- tality and its Solution,” remarked that in periods of when streets and alleys of cities were thoroughly cleansed, there was a remarkable decrease in infant mortality. They must have an official system of ...
... males and 59 females, and that the birth rate was low, only 28 per 1000; the deaths under one year were 11. making an infant mortality rate (that is deaths per 1000 births) of 87; and that the total number of deaths numbered 48, making a crude death rate ...
... to everything but Advt. Terriste Heat 1n New Yorx.—The terrible heat in New York last week caused an extra- ordinary infant mortality. Of 720 babies who died, over 6) per cent. of deaths were from sum- mer complaint and exhaustion. Mr Kockteller, says ...
... Crnef-ConstabIe and the Master of WoTb The Health Committee ' s minutes contained a report by Dr Chalmers with reference to infant mortality . The report . fitated that last . yesr the death-rate under one year per 1030 births was 152 in Glasgow , 151 in Edinburgh ...
... decoration of Commander of the itoynl Dr ier of the Polar Star. The terrible heat in New York laat week caused extraordinary infant mortality seven hundred and twenty babies who died over 60 per cent, of deaths wore from summer complaint and exhaustion. The Pope ...
... one of the most serious with which they bad to deal. They must admit it was a grave danger, when they considered the infant mortality. and the fact that infi.nt4 were dependent entirely upon the milk supply. Hy sterilising they del away with the danger ...
... bad food are in reality the causes of almost all infant mortality. Closelydrawn curtains. heavy draperies and such things are extremely prejudicial, as they harbour germs. and constantly menace infant life on that account. A common source of impure air ...
... one of the meat serious with which they had to deal. They must admit it was a grave danger, when they considered the infant mortality. and the fact that int:ads were dependant entirely upon the milk supply. By sterilising they did away with the danger ...
... or would not vaccinafco their children . The subject then dropped . Dr Hope , Liverpool , opened a discussion on Tho Infant Mortality and it-a Solution . In Iris paper he advocated regular cleaning , good . house OCOOTOmodotioo , the employment of female ...
... women , and especially in connection with the inspection of hoiiEoa , so aa to try and diminish if possible the larpo infant mortality duo to insanitary conditions . The chief duty of tho women sanitary inspectors would ) bo to sco that fho orders of tho ...
... D THE AGED. FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, AN S FOOD BENGE BENG + FooD net anly highly nutriticus, But ts mas. sted, and is so delicious that it is en- feyed by the oie st infant or the most delicate Invalid, 459 ir Medical Journal” sys: “BRenger’s Food x fas ...
... GOLD MEDAL, HEALTH EXHIBITION, Lonion RENGER’S FOOD Fcr iNFANTS, INVAUIDS, and the AGED. “ Deserving of the highest praise.”— Practitioner. Retained when al! other foods are Medical JENGEE’S FOOD 1s SOLD rx TINS BY CHEMISTS, &c., EVERYWHERE. —— Lost ...